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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 39, 16 October 1913, Page 3

- "ttfvfMEfr'tfOTrc'nr. C. & E. JACKSOK. LAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway. 'Phone No. 164, Stratford. TOWN PROPERTIES. NOW is the time to invest your monay in Stratford Property, it will prove a. better investment than Baliarat cr Klondyke Goldfieitis. Look at its position—right in the centre of the riohest dairy* ing dislTiot in the world* Be Wise and buy lipw.. { ±' :? ''"~il'2.Z't\ t hpy '•■' "'■ 1 ACRE OF LAND, situated in good'position, together with 5-r«0BOed house in fair condition, must be cheap, at 46 FEET in Broadway North. Splendid frontage. Good prospective value. Price £2O par foot. Small deposit, balance H>years ~ per cent. i ACRES, just outside Borough Boundary, good frontage, well fenced and grassed. Price only £lO3 per acre. Easy terms. i--b»»a i-ACRE for sale— Clood level Section, from £SO to £100; small'deposit. I ■: ; 9-ROOMED HOUSE, well built, situation first class, nico lawn, lakes, I plantations, and many other improvements, together with 4' acre? land. Well fenced (sheltered) with live hedges, outbuildings up-to-date, and in good condition. Must be a bargain at- £1450. Exceptional .Uvrnis. ~., ..j£%., : L 6-HOOMED HOUSE, hot and cold water, electric light, washhouse,, copj ...per,rand .tubs, tonly been erected,3 years, together with 2 acres land,, nice lawn, splendidly fenced and sheltered.- 1 mile from Post Office; vory suitable for cutting up. Price £I4OO. Owner will lake 100 acres dairy form in exchange. Equity £JQOO. i-ACRE SECTION, 5-roomed house, bathroom, and pantry. All in . first-filasß..condition, well sheltered. ' Washhouse. copper aqrj tubs. Price £500; small deposit. -. 50 ACRES, splendid little dairy farm, situated 1 mile -from school a«€f . factory, 4-roomed house, cowshed with concrete., floor.. Prior £24 per acre, £3OO Cash. \] ~ 'if* - COOD 5-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET, Broadway North, 14rptr Wtfiu \ ; wijFINANCE CLIENTS [F REQUIRE^

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